Calabi Gallery

Featuring an Eclectic Array of Primarily 20th Century Artwork

Reception POSTONED until Saturday, August 25th 4-7pm

Figure Birthing by Alejandro Salazar, 2017, Oil on Canvas, 24 x 30 Due to the extension of our current exhibition and postponement of our upcoming exhibition, we will NOT be hosting a reception tomorrow, Saturday August 11th. Our next opening reception featuring the visionary art of Alejandro Salazar will be held on SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th from […]

Mid-Summer Celebration Wednesday, July 25th 5-8pm

“The Cliff House, 1900” by Iva Hladis, 2015, Graphite on Paper, 12 x 12 MID-SUMMER CELEBRATION – Please join us for the last chance to view “Migrations” featuring the art of Iva Hladis during evening hours on Wednesday, July 25th from 5-8pm. An eclectic selection of new gallery acquisitions as well as old favorites are also exhibited. “Migrations” […]

M I G R A T I O N S

Calabi Gallery is pleased to present the art of Iva Hladis. Iva Hladis was born in communist Czechoslovakia in 1965. In 1985 she escaped and settled in Rome, Italy. After a year in Rome, she was granted political asylum in the United States, and lived in Los Angeles for the next 29 years. Hladis recently moved […]

Migrations Opening Reception Saturday, June 9th 4-7pm

OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, June 9th 4-7pm // EXHIBITION DATES: June 9th – July 28th, 2018 Calabi Gallery is pleased to present the art of Iva Hladis. An eclectic selection of new gallery acquisitions will also be exhibited, as well as old favorites. Iva Hladis was born in communist Czechoslovakia in 1965. In 1985 she escaped and […]

March Mélange Extended & Artist Reception Sunday, May 6th 1-5pm

Sand Painting by Beatrice Benjamin, 1015 March Mélange Exhibition Extended & Artist Reception Sunday, May 6th 1-5pm Our current exhibition March Mélange has been extended through May 19th, 2018. Featuring a Retrospective of Beatrice Benjamin, work by Adela Akers, Alan Azhderian, Joyce Ertel Hulbert and Bambi Waterman, and new gallery inventory. The gallery will be open for an artists […]

March Mélange

Calabi Gallery presents March Mélange featuring a Retrospective of Beatrice Benjamin. Also showing work by Adela Akers, Alan Azhderian, Joyce Ertel Hulbert and Bambi Waterman, as well as new gallery inventory. A special Life Retrospective of Beatrice Benjamin’s artwork will be represented by her intaglio prints, watercolors, and multimedia, including both abstracts and representational works […]

March Mélange Opening Reception Saturday, March 24th 4-7pm

Abstraction by Beatrice Benjamin, 2014, Watercolor, 21×29  March Mélange – Featuring a Retrospective of Beatrice Benjamin OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, March 24th 4-7pm // EXHIBITION DATES: March 24th – April 28th, 2018 Calabi Gallery will be showing a March Mélange featuring a Retrospective of Beatrice Benjamin. Also showing work by Adela Akers, Alan Azhderian, Joyce Ertel Hulbert and […]

Gallery Group Show Opening Reception Saturday, August 26th 4-8pm

Scarlet and Cup, Invasion of the Dixie (Cup) Series by Gronk, 1990, Color Lithograph, 43/50, 54×38 Opening Reception: Saturday, August 26th 4-8pm Exhibition Dates: August 26th – October 14th, 2017 Please join us for this years Gallery Group Show featuring our contemporary gallery artists as well as a special selection of artwork from our vintage collection! Opening Reception will be held on Saturday, August 26th from 4-8pm. […]

40 Years of Sonoma Valley Artist Ray Jacobsen Reception Saturday, June 24th 4-8pm

 Earth Forms by Ray Jacobsen // Mendocino Coast IV by Ray Jacobsen 40 YEARS OF SONOMA VALLEY ARTIST : RAY JACOBSEN OPENING RECEPTION: Saturday, June 24th 4-8pm // EXHIBITION DATES: June 24th – August 19th, 2017 Ray Jacobsen (1938-2007) was born in Englewood, Colorado and moved to Sonoma, California in 1947 where he lived for the remainder […]

WE SHALL OVERCOME: Art of Defiance and Resistance to Illicit Governance and Corporate Malfeasance

This exhibition features works of art in all media which refer to power gone wrong and other social maladies, spanning a period from 1853 to 2017F. While the current political climate was obviously a catalyst for the show, it seemed important to look at the current fascistic situation in the context of the historically perpetual […]

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